faken
faken verb: to make fake; to fake.
Verb
faken (third-person singular simple present fakens, present participle fakening, simple past and past participle fakened)
- To make fake; to fake.
- Partnered peace presumpted
Freedom's face foully fakened
Silent soulless slumbering
The demon dragon has awakened!2015, Lisa M. Doyle, For Those I'll Leave Behind - Defiance On other people or their thinking. On religious tomes or a long awaited spiritual awakening. Fakening. Over Reliance […]2017, Armin Mitchell, BattleRhymes, volume 2
- Partnered peace presumpted
Forms of faken
| third-person singular present | fakens |
|---|---|
| present participle | fakening |
| past participle | fakened |
| past | fakened |
Origin of faken
From fake + -en.
Questions about faken
- What does faken mean?
- Faken means to make fake; to fake.
- What part of speech is faken?
- Faken is a verb.
- What is the past tense of faken?
- The past tense of faken is fakened.
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